A network technician configures port security on an access switch interface using the command `switchport port-security mac-address sticky`. Which TWO statements accurately describe how sticky MAC address learning operates on this interface?
- Dynamically learned MAC addresses are automatically added to the active running configuration file.Answer
- BDynamically learned sticky MAC addresses are automatically written to NVRAM startup configuration without requiring manual saving.
- Learned sticky MAC addresses will be lost if the switch reboots before the running configuration is saved.Answer
- DSticky MAC learning allows untrusted frame traffic to bypass Layer 2 inspection on mismatched native VLAN trunks.
Answer
Dynamically learned MAC addresses are automatically added to the active running configuration file, and learned sticky MAC addresses will be lost if the switch reboots before the running configuration is saved.
Enabling sticky MAC learning allows switch interfaces to convert dynamically learned MAC addresses into sticky MAC addresses and append them directly to the active running configuration. Because these entries reside in volatile memory, saving the running configuration to the startup configuration is required to maintain the learned addresses after a reboot.
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Port Security Sticky MAC Address Dynamics and Configuration Persistence
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